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and aroused by art music and fun
MCB Lounge will be located in the Northeast Corner of North Corridor
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Motorcity Special
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Navdo Presents
Something Like A War (MCB Comic)
Detroit Dizzy Dames (burlesque show Sat night)
Dr Sketchy Motorcity Division (live sketch session 1pm on Sunday)
The Station 1610AM (broadcasting live all day Saturday)
Contributing Artists:
MCB's Marianne has curated 30 pieces by 10 Detroit artists
Rebecca Goldberg
Josh Ball
FIREFAR
Amy Palomar
Riaz Khan
Derek Ecker
Gwen Joy
Sarah Barthlow
Brett Lawrence
John Kalogerakos
Andrew Bender
William Ketelhut
MONEYPENNY
Tony Roko
Saturday 8/28:
DJ CA$H FOR GOLD / DJ Blon.Dtroit 11:30pm - MN
Sisters Of Your Sunshine Vapor 11pm
Detroit Dizzy Dames Burlesque 10:30pm
Marco Polio & The New Vaccines 10pm
Fashion Show 9:30pm
The Jesus Chainsaw Massacre 9pm
Le Ren 8pm
DJ Nardo & Jenxerri 6pm-7:45pm
DJ JCM 4pm-6pm
DJ MILO 2pm-4pm
DJ Jay Carroll JeRC 12pm-2pm
DJ JCM 11am-12pm
MCB Lounge Opens for Business 11am
Sunday 8/29:
Darling Imperial 5pm
Forget 4pm
The Blue Squares 3pm
Dr Sketchy Live Sketch Session 1pm
DJ JCM 11-1
Here is the schedule for the rest of the stages for PAF2010
The People’s Arts Festival Celebrates Fourth Anniversary at Russell Industrial Center
Detroit’s Largest FREE Festival to Feature Over 150 Artists and 35 Bands Plus Fashion and Film
on August 28 & 29, 2010
Detroit’s Largest FREE Festival to Feature Over 150 Artists and 35 Bands Plus Fashion and Film
on August 28 & 29, 2010
The People’s Arts Festival (PAF), the largest free arts and music festival in the City of Detroit, will celebrate its Fourth Anniversary this year with an expanded roster of artists, performers, filmmakers and musicians on Saturday August 28 and Sunday August 29, 2010. Held at the Russell Industrial Center (1600 Clay Avenue in Detroit – off the I-75 Clay exit) from 11 a.m. to Midnight on Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. This event is family friendly, and all ages are encouraged to attend.
With a focus on Detroit talent, over 150 artists will display and sell their original works of photography, jewelry, illustration, sculpture, painting, mixed media and more on the Russell Industrial Center grounds. This non-curated, bohemian-style art exhibit willshowcase established and emerging artists, many whom demonstrate a uniquely Detroit perspective in their work.
This year’s PAF also includes an expanded film area in the “Screening Room (located on the first floor of Building One in the Russell Industrial Center)” sponsored by Michigan Movie Magazine and Above the Line Detroit. With almost-hourly film screenings throughout the weekend, in addition to a host of film-related vendors, this will be an opportunity for auteurs and audiences to interact, network and gain honest feedback about their work. Also adding to the festivities is Ann Arbor’s Shei Magazine, who will host a homegrown designer fashion show on Saturday.
With a diverse lineup of over 35 local musical acts on two stages throughout the weekend, festival-goers will be treated to everything from the eclectic to the electric. Some of audio highlights include Blockhead - a Devo tribute band, award-winning hip-hop artists Street Justice, electro fetish rockers Crud, experimental percussionist Juice, rockabilly swingers The Twistin’ Tarantulas, and indie angster Troy Gregory.
Avant-garde performing artist Satori Circus, punk puppeteers The Gepetto Files, and Detroit Flyhouse aerialists will also provide thrilling live entertainment during this fun- filled weekend.
The PAF will also feature a wide variety of food & drink vendors, including Bluewater BBQ, Locos (Mexican), slider burgers from Dino’s Lounge, as well as vegan and Polish cuisine. Drink specials include offerings from Cuatro Cirios Tequila, Zumba Margarita Mix, Barefoot Wine, Absolut Vodka, Bud Light, Jagermeister and Red Bull.
The People’s Arts Festival is sponsored by 89x, 93.9 The River, Real Detroit Weekly, Comcast, Michigan Movie Magazine, Above the Line, Cuatro Cirios Tequila, Zumba, Barefoot Wine, On the Rocks Detroit, Absolut Vodka, Red Bull, Bud Light, Nikki’s Pizza and Locos.
For more information about the People’s Arts Festival please visit
With a focus on Detroit talent, over 150 artists will display and sell their original works of photography, jewelry, illustration, sculpture, painting, mixed media and more on the Russell Industrial Center grounds. This non-curated, bohemian-style art exhibit willshowcase established and emerging artists, many whom demonstrate a uniquely Detroit perspective in their work.
This year’s PAF also includes an expanded film area in the “Screening Room (located on the first floor of Building One in the Russell Industrial Center)” sponsored by Michigan Movie Magazine and Above the Line Detroit. With almost-hourly film screenings throughout the weekend, in addition to a host of film-related vendors, this will be an opportunity for auteurs and audiences to interact, network and gain honest feedback about their work. Also adding to the festivities is Ann Arbor’s Shei Magazine, who will host a homegrown designer fashion show on Saturday.
With a diverse lineup of over 35 local musical acts on two stages throughout the weekend, festival-goers will be treated to everything from the eclectic to the electric. Some of audio highlights include Blockhead - a Devo tribute band, award-winning hip-hop artists Street Justice, electro fetish rockers Crud, experimental percussionist Juice, rockabilly swingers The Twistin’ Tarantulas, and indie angster Troy Gregory.
Avant-garde performing artist Satori Circus, punk puppeteers The Gepetto Files, and Detroit Flyhouse aerialists will also provide thrilling live entertainment during this fun- filled weekend.
The PAF will also feature a wide variety of food & drink vendors, including Bluewater BBQ, Locos (Mexican), slider burgers from Dino’s Lounge, as well as vegan and Polish cuisine. Drink specials include offerings from Cuatro Cirios Tequila, Zumba Margarita Mix, Barefoot Wine, Absolut Vodka, Bud Light, Jagermeister and Red Bull.
The People’s Arts Festival is sponsored by 89x, 93.9 The River, Real Detroit Weekly, Comcast, Michigan Movie Magazine, Above the Line, Cuatro Cirios Tequila, Zumba, Barefoot Wine, On the Rocks Detroit, Absolut Vodka, Red Bull, Bud Light, Nikki’s Pizza and Locos.
For more information about the People’s Arts Festival please visit
MUSIC SCHEDULE:
Saturday August 28, 2010
RUSSELL STAGE
TimeArtistGenre
12 - 12:40Ken KollerJazz- Rock
1 - 1:40Ghost City SearchlightIndie/Folk
2 - 2:40Shock WaveKids Metal
3 - 3:40The Night ManagerExperimental Rock
4 - 4:40Sugar PeoplePop
5 - 5:40Chris Cana BluesBlues
6 - 6:40Bear LakeIndie Rock
7 - 7:40Satin PeachesIndie Rock
8 - 8:40OdayinAlt Rock
9 - 9:40Fifth WayRock
10 - 10:40The RuinersPunk/Garage Rock
11 - CloseCRUDElectro fetish rock
LOADING DOCK STAGE:
12:20 - 1 pmTBDTBD
1:20 - 2 pmNeon EscapeAlt Rock
2:20 - 3 pmFrankie D'AngeloIndie
3:20 - 4 pmCapt'n Jerry & The MermaidsShowtunes!
4:20 - 5 pmBill Grogans GoatWorld
5:20 - 6 pmMound Road EngineMetal
6:20 - 7 pmSlamming ZerosPunk
7:20 - 8 pmBlockheadNew Wave
8:20 - 9 pmSatori CircusPerformance
9:20 - 10 pmHaf/LifeIndustrial
10:20 - 11 pmStreet JusticeHip Hop
11:20 pm - CloseOf Mice & MusiciansFunk/Soul
SUNDAY August 29, 2010
Russell Stage
TimeArtistGenre
12 - 12:40Zydeco HepcatsZydeco
1 - 1:40AvienneRock
2 - 2:40Freedom UndergroundJazz/Funk
3 - 3:40Dutch PinkIndie Rock
4 - 4:40Troy GregoryIndie Punk
5- 6 pmTwistin TarantulasRockabilly
LOADING DOCK STAGE
TimeArtistGenre
12:20 - 1 pmJuiceExperimental Percussion
1:20 - 2 pmTwo O'Clock HighHip Hop Folk
2:20 - 3 pmPewter CibIndie
3:20 - 4 pmMichael BermudezWorld/Pop
4:20 - 5 pmJai FearsPop
5:20 - 6 pmTilesProg Rock
